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>From valdes Fri Jun 19 16:22:52 1992
Date: Fri, 19 Jun 92 16:22:51 MST
From: valdes (Frank Valdes CCS)
To: dspray@as.arizona.edu
Subject: Re: new version of SPLOT
Content-Length: 375Hi David,We at NOAO do not have accounts on your machines. So you either have
to give me an account to use or send a long header listing of one
of your images. The new IRAF has some neat stuff dealing with
coordinate systems but it is also somewhat sensitive to reading older
image headers. I'm sure that some HEDIT stuff will be required but
that is all.Frank Valdes>From dspray@as.arizona.edu Fri Jun 19 16:31:38 1992
Date: Fri, 19 Jun 92 16:31:29 MST
From: dspray@as.arizona.edu (David Sprayberry)
To: valdes@noao.edu
Subject: Re: new version of SPLOT
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Thanks for the response. I forgot that you folks couldn't reach our files
directly. The long listing of the offending header is attached. I have about
300 to 400 spectra in the old format; I hope I can write a simple script to
do the HEDITs, or I'm in for a long summer...David
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X-Sun-Content-Lines: 77f835.14[699,1,2][real]: F835-14
No bad pixels, no histogram, min=unknown, max=unknown
Line storage mode, physdim [768,1,2], length of user area 2674 s.u.
Created Sun 15:28:46 15-Dec-91, Last modified Sun 15:28:46 15-Dec-91
Pixel file 'HDR$pixels/f835.14.pix' [NO PIXEL FILE]
'KPNO-IRAF' /
'08-12-91' /
New copy of lsb18.0065.imh
New copy of lsb18.0065
New copy of lsb18.0065
New copy of tform18.0065
IRAF-MAX= 0.000000E0 / DATA MAX
IRAF-MIN= 0.000000E0 / DATA MIN
IRAF-B/P= 32 / DATA BITS/PIXEL
IRAFTYPE= 'FLOATING' /
OBSERVER= 'Sprayberry,Tamblyn' / observers
COMMENTS= 'malin N? vy LSB spiral' /
DARKTIME= 3000. / total elapsed time
IMAGETYP= 'object ' / object, dark, bias, etc.
DATE-OBS= '08/12/91 ' / date (dd/mm/yy) of obs.
EPOCH = '1950.0 ' / epoch of ra and dec
ROTANGLE= '22.0 ' / rotation angle
TELESCOP= 'mmt ' / telescope name
DETECTOR= 'ti5 ' / detector
PREFLASH= 100 / preflash time
GAIN = 1 / gain
DWELL = 18 / sample integration time
DELAY0 = 0 / time delay after each pixel
DELAY1 = 0 / time delay after each row
CAMTEMP = -138 / camera temperature
DEWTEMP = -200 / dewar temperature
CCDSEC = '[66:290,71:800]' / orientation to full frame
ORIGSEC = '[1:400,1:800] ' / original size full frame
CCDSUM = '2 1 ' / on chip summation
INSTRUME= 'none ' / instrument
FILTERS = 'UV-36 ' / filter bolt positions
APERTURE= '1.5"x180" ' / aperture
DISPERSE= '150gpm ' / disperser
TILTPOS = '4.159 ' / tilt position
INSFOCUS= '7.7 ' / instrument focus
DISPAXIS= '1 ' / dispersion axis
TRIM = 'Dec 15 11:08 Trim data section is [41:265,71:800]'
OVERSCAN= 'Dec 15 11:08 Overscan section is [325:344,1:800] with mean=1380.6
ZEROCOR = 'Dec 15 11:08 Zero level correction image is mzero1207'
DARKCOR = 'Dec 15 11:08 Dark count correction image is mdark1207 with scale=
FLATCOR = 'Dec 15 11:08 Flat field image is masterflat with scale=0.9741'
CCDPROC = 'Dec 15 11:08 CCD processing done'
CRCOR = 'Dec 15 11:32 Threshold= 75.0, fluxratio= 5.00, removed=185'
REFSPEC1= 'lsb18.0066'
CD2_2 = 6.3
DC-FLAG = 0
APFORMAT= 'onedspec'
APNUM1 = '1 1 1. 1. 699 84.30 131.89'
EXPTIME = 3000.
OFLAG = 1
BEAM-NUM= 0
NP1 = 0
NP2 = 699
CRPIX1 = 1.
CRVAL1 = 3610.
CDELT1 = 6.3
CD1_1 = 6.3
W0 = 3610.
WPC = 6.3
AIRMASS = 1.181
UT = '6:53:56.0 '
ST = '4:36:32.0 '
RA = '3:57:36.3 '
DEC = '0:36:12.2 '
DF-FLAG = -1
SM-FLAG = -1
QF-FLAG = -1
QD-FLAG = -1
EX-FLAG = -1
BS-FLAG = -1
CA-FLAG = -1
CO-FLAG = -1>From valdes Fri Jun 19 17:10:29 1992
Date: Fri, 19 Jun 92 17:10:29 MST
From: valdes (Frank Valdes CCS)
To: dspray@as.arizona.edu
Subject: Re: new version of SPLOT
Content-Length: 285Hi David,The solution is simple. You have to eliminate the APFORMAT keyword as
follows: cl> hedit <images> apformat del+ verify- update+where <images> can be a list of all your spectra. Do that and give it
a try. If there is still a problem let me know.Cheers,
Frank